Pulsed Field Ablation and Why it Matters for Medical Writers
Atrial fibrillation affects millions worldwide. Pulsed field ablation might be a safer, more effective technology to help patients with A-fib.
Writing About All Things Industry, Neuro, Oncology, Clinical Research, and Med-ed
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Smart Brevity and Science Writing
Concise writing is critical to effective communication, especially in the busy world of medicine. Want to impact your audience? Keep it simple!
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How We Get New Drugs in the U.S.: Drug Development and Preclinical Testing
Medical trainees aren't often taught about how a new drug gets to market. In this series, I'll be writing about what that process looks like—starting with preclinical drug development.
Mechanical Thrombectomy: A Revolution in Stroke Care
Acute stroke has devastated its victims for centuries. With new treatment options and robust clinical data emerging in the past decade, that is beginning to change.
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Off the Beaten Path: Finding Passion and Purpose in Non-Clinical Avenues
It is not uncommon for medical trainees to consider changing their career paths at various stages of their training. This raises the question: what alternative professions are available to them?
